Maybe it’s not too late
Dear Editor:
Is it too late to change the Rio Grande Trail back to a more quaint experience? It seems that people with genuine passion for Aspen are speaking out about a mistake-in-the-making.
The final paving and planting are obviously not done. Don’t we still have time to save it?
Molly Brooke
Aspen
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